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Seven Days, VPR, the Burlington Free Press and other local media have covered Burlington Telecom's attempt to drop Al Jazeera English from its cable TV line-up.
Now you can add Al Jazeera English to the list of media outlets reporting on the debate.
The Arab news network aired this 12-minute segment on Friday. They sent a local camera crew from Channel 17 to interview Seven Days staffer Ken Picard a couple weeks ago. So of course when it aired, a group of us clustered around Ken's laptop to watch the live stream.
Lots of other locals make appearances, including Sandy Baird, Sam Mayfield and Bill Simmon.
Here are some links to more coverage:
Al Jazeera Messages Show Divide (Burlington Free Press, 6/19/08)
Burlington Weighs in on Al Jazeera Network (VPR, 6/12/08)
Al Jazeera Reporter Addresses Critics (Seven Days, 6/10/08)
Channel 17 Video Coverage of Public Meetings
Al Jazeera Issue Draws Crowd (Burlington Free Press, 5/28/08)
Al Jazeera International to cover Burlington meeting (Seven Days, 5/26/08)
Mayor Says Burlington Telecom Won't Pull the Plug Yet on Al Jazeera English (Seven Days, 5/21/08)
Burlington Telecom to Dump Al Jazeera (Seven Days, 5/7/08)
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